Fur languages
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The Fur languages constitute a small, closely related first-order subgroup within the Nilo-Saharan languages: Fur in western Sudan with 3,000,000 speakers, 500,000 in 1983 (before the Darfur crisis), and Amdang (also called Mimi) in eastern Chad with 5,000 speakers.
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